AI video generator for creating 4K cinematic videos from text and images
AI video generator that creates silent 14-second clips from one photo
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Starter: $19.9/month or $119/year (800 credits/month or 9,600 credits/year); Premium: $39.9/month or $239/year (2,000 credits/month or 24,000 credits/year); Advanced: $99.9/month or $599/year (6,000 credits/month or 72,000 credits/year). A 6-second video without audio costs 60 credits, with audio co
Single pack: $6.99 for 10 credits (covers one 14-second 768P clip); Duo pack: $29 for 50 credits; Crew pack: $99 for 250 credits. Credits vary with template length and resolution.
Key features
4K resolution output with broadcast-quality textures
Multi-shot narrative consistency with character lock
Native audio generation with phoneme-level lip-sync
Cinematic camera control with zoom, pan, tilt, tracking, and aerial shots
Text-to-video generation from natural language descriptions
Image-to-video conversion preserving original composition
Multiple aspect ratios including 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1
Versatile style library from photorealism to anime and fantasy
Fast rendering in 30 to 90 seconds for most 4K clips
Commercial usage rights included with all generated videos
Multiple aspect ratios: 9:16, 1:1, 16:9
Multiple resolutions: 768P or 2K
No watermarks on output
Browser-based workflow with no app download
Template preview with reference clips
Automatic credit refund for failed renders
What makes it different
Multi-shot narrative consistency maintains identical character appearance across full episodes and scenes
Native audio generation with lip-sync included in single pass
Professional cinematic quality and camera control with minimal editing needed
Combines 4K output, multi-shot narrative, native audio, and cinematic camera control in unified platform
Production timeline reduced from weeks to hours or single afternoon
One-photo input process with no prompts required
Pre-built fictional reference clips for consistent output